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lancsdave 14-01-2011 21:50

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Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 875375)
Obviously all in the Middle, admiring the Shrubbery Dave!!:D

Best Regards - Taggy

I best nip in tomorrow and have a look at this shrubbery. I think I'm missing out :D

Ken Moss 14-01-2011 21:53

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This is turning into a Monty Python sketch.

Bonnyboy 14-01-2011 22:10

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Originally Posted by lancsdave (Post 875376)
I best nip in tomorrow and have a look at this shrubbery. I think I'm missing out :D

Its only the shrubs that used to be at the foot of the new staircase...in front of the glass bits to stop folk walking into them, you've seen them before :)

Margaret Pilkington 15-01-2011 10:05

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Originally Posted by Taggy (Post 875066)
I noticed the Christmas Tree is still up in the Market Hall...is this to be a permanent feature?:D

Best Regards - Taggy

I hope they realise that leaving a christmas tree up after twelfth night is seen as a very unlucky omen.

lancsdave 15-01-2011 10:26

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 875439)
I hope they realise that leaving a christmas tree up after twelfth night is seen as a very unlucky omen.

Can't imagine it, according to PB this month will be great for all stall holders :rolleyes:

Margaret Pilkington 15-01-2011 12:36

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Why?????? is he giving them all a rebate on their rent...seeing as he has such a great underspend?

Going round the market yesterday, traders we spoke to said that things had been dire since before Christmas.

Margaret Pilkington 15-01-2011 12:38

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And as for the 'Trial period' of six day opening of the Market Hall....well some trial period that is, when the council put up great stonking signs advertising the Market Hall to be open from Mon - Sat.......and these went up before the trial was audited.
Doesn't that say something?

Ken Moss 15-01-2011 12:48

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Not at all, Marg. Honest.

It'll be interesting to see just what answers we get at next week's full council regarding this. I have asked for a free vote, one from each trader, asking whether they want to continue six day trading beyond January 2011. If the Conservatives reject the vote then I think that might give us some cause to query just how many traders have said they're in favour of the wonderful idea.

Less 15-01-2011 14:25

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 875439)
I hope they realise that leaving a christmas tree up after twelfth night is seen as a very unlucky omen.

It would seem that leaving a Christmas tree up, is almost as unlucky as having an Accrington post code then.

jaysay 15-01-2011 14:33

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 875472)
Not at all, Marg. Honest.

It'll be interesting to see just what answers we get at next week's full council regarding this. I have asked for a free vote, one from each trader, asking whether they want to continue six day trading beyond January 2011. If the Conservatives reject the vote then I think that might give us some cause to query just how many traders have said they're in favour of the wonderful idea.

Kenneth I wholeheartedly agree with you on this one.

Ken Moss 15-01-2011 15:02

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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 875526)
Kenneth I wholeheartedly agree with you on this one.

Cheers John.

To my mind, this is a simple case of right and wrong and we councillors should be listening to the people who actually know what they're doing and working with that information to improve the Market Hall. We've been told repeatedly by Cllr Haworth that the majority of traders are in favour of six day trading although I have to say that I find that more than a little unbelievable. However, if that is true then there is absolutely no reason why the Conservatives should be worried that the traders will vote against it.

I'm giving them a golden opportunity to prove me wrong.

jaysay 15-01-2011 15:10

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Originally Posted by Ken Moss (Post 875556)
Cheers John.

To my mind, this is a simple case of right and wrong and we councillors should be listening to the people who actually know what they're doing and working with that information to improve the Market Hall. We've been told repeatedly by Cllr Haworth that the majority of traders are in favour of six day trading although I have to say that I find that more than a little unbelievable. However, if that is true then there is absolutely no reason why the Conservatives should be worried that the traders will vote against it.

I'm giving them a golden opportunity to prove me wrong.

Well you can take a horse to water but you can't make it drink, the only people who can attest to whether Wednesday has been a success or not are the people who actually make a living out of the market, end of story, if the majority are in favour let each one say so, not second hand hearsay and if your wrong be big enough to hold your hand up

garinda 15-01-2011 17:33

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington (Post 875439)
I hope they realise that leaving a christmas tree up after twelfth night is seen as a very unlucky omen.

Yesterday the CEO of BP met President Putin in Moscow, about the new BP/Rosneft oil deal, and they still had a big Christmas tree all lit up in the background.

Not a good omen for a successful outcome.

Barrie Yates 15-01-2011 18:02

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 875639)
Yesterday the CEO of BP met President Putin in Moscow, about the new BP/Rosneft oil deal, and they still had a big Christmas tree all lit up in the background.

Not a good omen for a successful outcome.

Think they use a different calendar and they celebrate the Nativity on 7th January?:confused:

Bernard Dawson 15-01-2011 18:05

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Originally Posted by garinda (Post 875639)
Yesterday the CEO of BP met President Putin in Moscow, about the new BP/Rosneft oil deal, and they still had a big Christmas tree all lit up in the background.

Not a good omen for a successful outcome.

I noticed that, a bit bourgeois isn't it. What ever happened to the picture of Lenin.


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